Sentence examples for extinct without from inspiring English sources
From the first observation, this follows: even if you are hardened to the fate of humans, you can surely see that our species will not become extinct without causing the extinction of almost all others.
"They almost became extinct without anyone even noticing," Dr. Calle said.
"It's very unlikely for Neanderthals to go extinct without some agency from modern humans," Dr. Higham said.
And so it was that Mayor Murphy and various Steeler and Pirate and corporate emissaries went to Harrisburg to tell the State Legislature that the teams of Pittsburgh are a Pennsylvania treasure and that the city might go extinct without them.
When ({R_{0}^{T}}<1), the disease modeled by (4) will almost surely go extinct without any extra condition.
If the basal ray-finned fishes had gone extinct without leaving a trace of their existence, it would have been difficult to reconstruct this pathway.
In those years Henry also consolidated his position in Saxony by seizing the properties of several extinct dynasties without regard to the hereditary claims of other families.
However, the Messel avifauna includes many extinct groups without close living relatives or with unknown affinities, such as the long-legged and flightless Palaeotis weigelti, the aptly named Perplexicervix microcephalon, and the small, presumably nectarivorous, Pumiliornis.
In many ways such thinking has been highly informative, as it is impossible to explain the biology of extinct taxa without first studying how living organisms operate.
Whereas the extent of the cartilaginous cap can be directly assessed among extant animals, decomposition, fossilization, and other taphonomic processes strip away this functional information, and paleontologists are left to hypothesize the limb and joint anatomy of extinct taxa without what could be a substantial part of the functional limb of the organism.
Several extinct groups, without extant relatives (e.g. Theridomorpha, Ischyromyoidea, Ctenodactyloidea, and Sciuravida), disappeared or declined in the Oligocene and the Neogene.
